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rIyRopEAN FINANCIAL Markets

fnxpox Oct 26-S m.-Consos l02 10 10 Tor money sno
,nS ia Tor he scceunt Great Western nrss
sr,ssss trusissa certacste~ 3er DO second MORTGAGE
~ sr1s, YsI; second console 1o2 srIc.n 3rdnssy:
SI..ir.n,s An; Hsxicss Cestra i3b; Canada Noa.h-
s.ss .pl s"E..y ~ H. go: "a s,y a. ~, anne
da csssc bs az I'd :. decline ~: 49, s. ~
Enxissd on sases to-day 1900 Par: advice. quo.a
Ser cent rsatss at 81 rancs "a esa|ss ,ss We sss
Fhc rate Of In the open msrsst s:r short ps
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Less Than IIalfIlbc BOTTLE.


MEssnS VIM n. RIKEH sou
8ENrLElfEN II j. true saving that real merit viii and
certainly proved 30 vim your fNPfc 10
her remedies have never had confidence
IN bnt ater suffer for "r ong
terrible attack OF 3rorciiils throat AMI
ctgi tltt cnnd get M ~ep
per>nai~d ~ IN trv bottle ~ vour vouiTiu
TUEtK taYa was perfectly curcd taxing
nan ONV-HALF & bottle have had return of
The 70 Ible. AMI weeks since Mlnv of nv
o.. have also d .pirnll med tine recon
al certify To ~ WONDERFUL and sfEuY cura
powers No suTer rom 'puEh or Chest CON-
plants II tnev Obtain RiNEK tXPEcroRANE
Yours truly.
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One Bottle Cured Them Both.
NEw.YoRK. March ., 1857.

NhNs 1861.
MFssRs WV. r. RrgRR . son:
GENTLKMRN have been suffering all winter heavy
cot hav- tred different nefcinrs for It
but ali failed u benefit ~ all. A. ,ast heard from
friend friend lnes EIKKRs EXPFCToR "
was REALLY good medicine and wOull surely cure my
trouble 40 bottle Of taking T.. Before
had taken one.slf OF thu bo$e vs. sonni as ever Ny
wife was asp cured ~ severe co nv t We dd not
tho whoe hottie between would advise everybody 10
use " kIKEgs EIPEcTOkANT" for cough ur COLI
Yours res p-ct' uly.
CHARLIE BorcR.
$50 secori..Ne
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60 @ e N II S.


Myself husband and four children have all been suffering
from very severe Coughs AM Colts have ret great
different medicines ana numbers OF phvsctans pre-
fDuni untl RlKEEs EAPRtrO
RAvr which soov and wIei- family have
q friends with tho SAM resuL shall
always keep m IN my house. MARY WELhkN.
- West l7th st. Long Island city
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IL Cared Her Father.


Mr. RIzER:
Ny father Ia. been suffering from bal congh
for and he'O ins alarmed rer$n1led nm to
bottle ENPRCrCRANr had hat Dntte OF your
cal ava Tonic" an n hsd much good that
fe sUsE txPFcroR,Nr father, as tt did
stopped cough cured him Plea'o
bjtte Il ExPECTOKANT as soon A. possible as my
Mas. II. Is. KNAPP
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When All Else Failed.

NRw.YORK. Msrch 81 1887.
GENTLEMEN After RAJ FL remedies had f.d 10
Ne a d throat OF
freia bottle OF EXPKc TORtNr and very glad "a
long before hal taken thu contents thereof
CUED. Please seut c . D.. tIre- bottles Of
your "hikers Compound NaFs1parlli" ant obige.
Mrs. ELLEN rRosr
l,229 Tenth-ave.
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Adjourned until TOMORROW
THE COURT OF APPEALS.


AL8ASY Oct 26In the Court Of Appeals today the fol
lowing argued:
No ll6l The people. respondents, agt Daniel Dnscol
1852 The people respondent agt Charles p. Meyers
appellant
no 49j. Anne Grapp respondent agt the New York
Central aud udsOn RIVER Railroad company appellant
No $40. Julia G. Ch4ln. respondent sgt Hopkins H.
Nelson and others. apDelants
Follow Ing is tho day calendar for October 81:
Nos lI48 497, BAL, 5i2. 5OS. 632. 4sl and 400
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO Oct 10 tspsetaD-Receps Of wheat are Aooo"
bushe, les. and ports goo bushels more hap they ""Is
last ednesday December whoa ened at 73' crnt'' o
dsvn 10 73I cents. back 10 1872 cont' "ern"i =" ''f ~
back 10 73 cent, and men low, hers
today were 81 crrs. Of wh'ch 81 wsro sr rh.
wheat and Of thrse IL graded Ne re. H., Tin A. a
10, nre of bs This morning WA th-
large amonnt OF the November deivsrv ey lintcnn'n
.av.nc,d frnm ti ut the openfnf 20 81
cents May fruu 49, onts to 45S cents me ,t ,,s
d,v ware onfv yp ar. wore expected alu
os2mstc sss ~ 20 Tne nipn,cnt. om M
cage arc again U-co liberal 400 pnsr. os r~
so,t.t lor 352oJo outheis W
clos. Wa Al ~ Novenbsr 80 .en'
N,ye "A b,r corn ~ cent. OATS oncn-r AZ 20 . a.
aud closed Al 80 81 c.nt- Tor Nav IN ,ns ,yso"s
sr,wslIv "a ~ 10 Nsvember saa
Der lard ents and NAY Ias" ~ "a
Octobrr srr ,,s w. oPP'"'''
Ssnr.. crto,,.y short sdvsnesd ~ eent
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKErs
-. ~. "a n no n m.--Bssf PORK and Hams-
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Gentlemen Having rac'et cold some time aso
ant allowing on obgel To suspend iron ven
trioqnisin. one hotfls OF fNPErTORANr however
eciy eHr>d ana sure has strong ne ned ms voca
cords IN every particular. Yours respectfully.
JAMES r LAMh
n. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

In tate honls North Carolina G' 1919 sold AZ 100
or city stOck- Metropolitan sIi go ~ ~ several
issues sol at auction sh.'n 'Ie rep"rtei hcl'w
The tone OF the general railway bont market vac
stronger with ltne ACTIVITY The special ieainr.s
were TrI.s r"olno Issues; eonss %
soii a: 9Ge97. nr.t Rios r'.es q To-
a.. Northern Pacific, also were su"nS. tue nr.t.
selling upto l15s. N~w-prieans AM ra"idc nr-iS -,i
at ~ d,i2 Lake shore s"cnui - ~ere nrn and - le
mani AZ l-2el2A Lre second q. ~rre net AT - %
80 hrst - -dd up To i32iqdlJ2 Wabtsh nrsf cut
cages ." 91A Atlantic aud PAoie incomes we're HP
y st25l2 ,ud = were nrrn Al s..
OF unlisted securities dealt 10 AZ the took Evchan n
Cottouseed Oh ceriinc.te' "ol $1,000 at 3o 4:"'9 70
- Western NAilpual li1pS 90 at %. Geo ~ Pahe
'anvile aud - >inola' nr-t' 's'.o""l
AZ 100. Mexican National n'-'a trust
cs5'nJOi a. o. .gsi. NcA Yors a. rage End Lo.,
hr-ts new tSli .ooul 81 -ta -. Mrsc'n Nau"na on
~, At 80 !. PmGnx M,nne GOO, Al 90 - cent,
security Mnns "s MI'"s ~, ce"i - pr
pally at ami the closing was offered at per
The sub.Trcasury was debtor at the Clearing House
Inc SAB Treasury to-iav gained balance ST. 3s5
made ~ By cams OF <51i66 currency aud 3i-l9
coin. fhs days Operations covered: Re'epf-
si253i.'37; coin balance. sIi7.g,9 o57
The earing House s'pten-ut oHiav "a az follows
The United states .sury Washing on received 10
dsy s5- 600 N.,ior.l bank notes Tor rr'lemPtlou
revenue receipts were s9jI.oIs.
The f0rcisH exchanges were quiet All urn at an
changed quotations or businras - ioli"~s: BanAers
bills ~ - nj - - or tong AMI snort s|rnS &C.
81 ior titic* - 9 ana c'b oI
rcichnarks: 4Ole ana 40 - for Kniiers-
In London Buu,h consss were strong and closed
Il per higher at lo2 1910 aud loJ ! 10
respectively for money and ErcouHt Bar III
yer rose isl. - lJI6!. per ounce tngish
standard India council bils were allotted at a
decline 32d per rupee" Inc Bank Of Eusland gained
alGOOD bullion iancc. American railway AZ ihe
pening fnily responded TO yesterdays HON. advances
and continued 10 sain AL day clo-ng n the hi hest At
Paris French per crnts declined 10 ~ y y bI at TIE
close quoted AZ g. y y D. and si.ht exchange on
London was weak at -. 81 francs 10 the L.
The governors OF me stock Exchange nave admitted
1..tltu AT iob In ,rdI ue 10
Chicago. Burlington and Q1ine' Railroad COMPANY
An additional OOO 900 per cent Nebraska ertension
mrrtRage bonds making total amount now hsted
Sl&o0DOCO.
Chicago and NorthEc-tern Railway C"mpany-An Al
ditipual =. to- 900 per cen extension Douds making
tot / amount li-tei ~ $4,000.
Fort Worth ami Denver CIV Railway 'ompiny-An
sdd onal $500 OOO mortgage bonds Aing total
amsunf lst~i -. 7-s.OOO.
The lowing securiiie- cod Rea Estate Er
change aud Auction Room Limited. by Adrian H. Muller
IhO
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1875 osrA-sr., NRw.YoEE.
Mr.. RIgYR:

a K.
DEAR SIR wife has been suffering from hlr con Oh
tor got bottle OF your " XP CIohANI
which has Just shell. All the doctof, aud
not ions ntrtrr IS mnCl
gAi her on b,tte OF RNERs EAPtcIOR aNL'
pO-ifIveV tst mors lotte or lcss III briug
radical cure. Please gyo OeArer one ota nrlose
Yours. etc, JOSEPH SPAIN.
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NRw.YoRK. Nov. IS, 1885.


W II.
CPy1I ~ family usAt voAr "RrKRRs TX.
PRcrO Axr" ound II beneficial III cases OF
coughs and colds Respectful vour+.
r. GATENs.
Notary PIOLc, 3l& aud $40 Broadway
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TIE PEIROLEUM NARKEE.
NEWS FROM rHr FIELD AND RANCE OF PRI'

NEWS FROM THU FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
The errie oil speculation vesteri,y again made large
o-d of activity The early dealings were attended by
pau,ekv did nntI they hat fallen
from 7oha7l 10 But the BUYERS the decline
ware strong partes aud there rally Of over csns
FROM tn lowest point The Of the dav 40 gre so
xchauR- ascobcerncl ~
was believe taat The big Bosrd gser
merug prices the decline pretrtHg that saxosburg
VIII prove Cheers Tn rn Greek investors
dreeure Tn prices now and those at ore
before cherry grove opened aud also the aat that
ha ony with refining interest reuce stocks :" as 10
put tie zdvsniAr eous basis These I'M.
features weighed in the balance with any
uo,bs hs cnrtuct n tho Botand well snot
m IKE. =. tkeIv 20 be largely bv the oeveopusns
Az ths 'front.' while the bears be able TO prsss
values general conditions And the srs
rawng payers I'M the nArket
who are iesseuug the floating supply OF crrr
eafe+ closed barely steaU At its "a ly rs@ tho
lowest points - -,
The ranrs OF prices AMI dealings 1t the con-
s,i late Exchange were as follows
Op~nips ........ 01'Tsowest %
Highess ..-........ II FINAL .ut
Sales. sarrsls. ''"-'""~
Refined OIL rrtiucea y cont gallon ~ 0't cents IN
sympathv with tie w.aknssN VI crude
uIL CITY Peau- Oct. 20 -Ntto<h rrtnst '.rttncates
opensi at 70L uEhss. I0s swe.i o. q elosss. ~"
sale> 100 ,rrss eiearzue~ 4ol3 100 barrels etr
trrs s9U barrels, shipasntA s2l91 barrels run"
rTTssuss Penn Oct 26-Petrseuu irregular NanssxI
Trawsit Csrtiacatss ersast ~ 7oS a"f ess~H - ~"
s@sn,pSp Psss' 0ct sa-x.tsaA rrsl~s C:rias.sss
o ssed AZ j0ls ANT st 7VS; htxhsst. 'ot N~~
en- Cfsarsacss. 2 $50 900 oArrstA
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2G3 WFsT 36TH ST,
Nh RrKYR

DEAR sin: Allow ms few words praise ot yonr
uo.f exec lent ,nellsine. RlRRK3 ENPHcrOkASI nave
been with -evere cou sh AMI eolh was aHNiscd
10 ~ vour EXPECTo4 AT I'D aud found 10 50 very lie
serving that eheefu recommend 20 any one afflicted
Win a On, WA. ORIENTAL
Attorney atLaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

TO INQUIRE INTO PATRICK TRENOR's SANITY
Justice Donohuc Of the Supreme Court yesterday ap-
pointed Jerome Buck, l.. A. AndertOn and Martin b
Brown commissioners TO conduct inquiry before a
shers jury IN regard TO the alleged insanity Of Patrick
rrenor the wealthy dealer in syrups and cordias at No.
s. Vesey whose conduct recently has alarmed his
friends He Is eighty years Old and his property Is
valued At 100000 He has no relatives IN This csuDry
but lives with Egbert T. slower aud wife, and Noah T.
ard william H. Clark at No. 1872 East One-hundred and
f0urth-st Ebenczer Cook. on whose petition the com
mission was appointed also obtained an INJUNCTION re-
ssining these people from interfering with his pro
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THE COURTS.
WHY oBRIEN DEMANDS RFAPPOINTMENT.


euE ARGUMENTS BrFoRg JUSTICE DONoHUE-Ie
TUF CHIEF EEIGIBLEf
Argument was heard by Justice DOnohue In the su-
nreme Court Chambers yesterday on the application Of
fehu J. O'Brien for Q mandamns to compel the Police
commissioners regard him as eligible for reappoiut
psnt the position OF Chef Of the Bureau Of Elections
although his name does not appear the list Of eligible
A presented TO the Board by the Civil Service
Commissioners.
John +. Brodeky on behalf OF Mr.. OBr'cn. insisted
that Il was not necessary under the law for his client
"a rass civil service examination and that
slthouuh he had gone before the examiners ana
passed with the highest percentage he had not thereby
wayed his rights No certificate in his needed
and A. the p esent incumbent OF the office. he
lied to renYpointmeDt, at ALL without Civil service
exami nation.
Assistant Corporation Conrsel Dean said this
oues Of fact but OF law. Tho law distinctly pro
ydea after its should be appoint ed
to hold public Office without passing a civil Service
exa alton and obtaining eerfcaton from the Civil
Service Board Mr.. VBrien had obj aiaed the highest
percentage bat he had not been cerued When the term
of the chief Bureau of Elections pired he must
rass Civil Service examination before rrsppontuent
lie must he eligible and mist be certified 10 b. 80.
The decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

Nv mother has had couGh regularly FOR ~ NY Winners
hh. has trie great preparations Int with very ie
.,,ys., bar W. hARcEANtS.
lis Vest Tweniieh-st.
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One bottle Warranted ordinary cough cold
money returned Pleasant Swift and Sure Cure for Coughs Colds
Whoopng Coughs ms the Chest Peusy Difficulty of Breathing
Bronchitis and All nfammatory Diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs
If taken you feel that irritation drynes of the throat
occasioned by cold, FOUR to SIX doses WILL CURE
UNLIKE the majority of Cough Preparations Expectorant will
NOT CURE CONSUMPTION but many
PERFECT where the disease had been PRONOUNCED
sumption Physicians and the Patients ASSURED that their ONLY
hope FEW years life the far
South
AS trial Of this TRULY WONDERFUL medicine nothing,
and of every WILL BE CURED
the while of all sufferers from Pulmonary trouble
AT LEAST MAKE THE TRIAL.
Price per bottle, containing half pint enough eight pe
pie If taken in time,
60 G. E N rs.
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Nv otIer hq, Ia eoTh FOR about p wears she'
everything she heart Of but with itle Denen
PfSgKs ExPEcrOH,Nr rel evot her 10 vefy saor1 une
A'''" "s' MRS MARY RENNINGER
rs GoerCk ST.
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OCTOBER -. 1885.


W n RIKEW q SOW
A few / obtained Iwo bottles OF Your
ENPEcroKAvr dangt-r hal VI lung rnn les or
a iiYs . q. INTO ln'n' III
at-iv he dOctn we're gviug
meicinr f0ln~il = thu lotions IN
picuiv have vei - one bottle an tho
r. that Feel ~ fuy - iltn You ani
statement tor the gooi n hers lie
pam 10 wurryins. hacking cOng which
W. m N ENTIRELY DfSAP
Dvirv- o. daughter we'll TO-DAY as she h.
IN life the BOTTLE of
giving ANAL doses d,llv Uiase sure. IL
that ronJle and OF
suc long 10 FOUR DAYS Again
thanking you for tls blessng.
remain. yours gratefully.
n AWARD.
II5h NorfolksL. City.
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Spirits ~ TURPRyTINe.

CHARLEsrox. Oct 26.-TarpentiNs nrm at s2c.
SAVANNAH. Oe. "a - rurpsntias urn a. Sxkc.
WILMINGTON Oct. 2o.-IurpsnuAs nfm AZ SIC.
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.. Oct 2e.-rne Loading tnlurez rangsa as follow,

prices AMI unchanged.
= Fidcy Winter Psfsnts - 90
: q ~ - uUeDj hIchix1n and
clnsin Winter, ~ hOirc seconds ~ -
,hnc- q, VI inr-ol. Pa1,Ot, ~ 50 90 -
Wheat Irt 81 VI n1espt lBStsr+ ttcks
1jdJ5I N-,tu sIft IS ~ - 81. LiE
>ytlng. 81 1J6 - Rye Flour 40 barrel, 81 so D.
II e. - ) spune Wheat AZ 90 SO. Sn Rot AT
Al = Otts - N2c
No llge u 70 VA s,ri~s = ~. No Fi~s s-ri
" oar PrIe Timothy Srri :! * .--Me-, FORK
y~r bot H. 90 ... loo n a. 30 short RlD
Siies - ~dsl shonlicrs noK~I - ~
- hort fiegr srtrs bpx-i - 10 100. WnsLrY. H.
l. rfs' go.,s DER gilan 81 40 sag4r-Cnt Loaf 10
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SALES Ar THE G0TSDLIDiFGJ SF0Oh AND
PEfROLEUL ExOAAyj-
sTOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

q DLFFlELO srRFFT, BROoKYNl
June 1. 1881.
NFssRs RTKRR & SoNi
.a.. -~r,. m possible bottle - ESPFcro
have u..io bottle r-rriyei su5h AZ
that fuy convinced that f~v doses more Will
eject PEKM 81 bong staging aai HITHERTO
INCLHABLR puiniOul Affection.
Yours haste, Ms. r. A. PATTERSON
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!. EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARkh~
fUvpyoo, Oar n $40 D. m.-sI,ssf Pork and hans
al Arr sdss frssIy Bacoaueiers sasr nssv Sunps~
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NEw YORK. Nov. II. 1895.


NEssRs kIKER 6 SON;
feel that ought 20 write 'rw Ines TO
Of your FNPKCIuhATr' II ha- cnrri
lung thrOri 'rOu DIr from
I have suffered for the last Daring
hav he optlined
ctiv am benefit therefrom.
I'M EXPECTnHANr slyrrtse IN 80 honest AMI TAR
~ .nnrr MI did With tie lspDy
suit that to-day well Less Than bottle sc
cunipfstet aercpt ude. and believe
mo. advocate
GEORGE HAMAND. c43 Eiehthave
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quiet 'r,amcrr so 20 bar iGtSzi& nSs rvsh
tan,v ss5oa - III. wheat steady. NJ Rot At 7ie;
h,elr 2S, sa'S ,,. 80 '"'s st,sS aIss
- t.. ave ~a' -,"s'iy-N" 49, 90 -. orr W..
Sn.-,-,hors fuo. - IS. HAeon s's aHrs-,'ort h,n'
- Of ana5c, .o. os o IA. 81 -, iarrs'
I7@l-c S..ar va, c4ser 80 ~. sere nrm Ise.
1901 ' ''t'1r ,s - S. 4"s,s .nG
Erener' !1Sss 80 ''seo'ot' 800 '''i 'n'O'"'"-'
pun .ovrrn. % poar 'rs.' aui.' pr'css 'teaiv
w'-'orh AIT r,l,"''a'' -aS'r = , ~ 500
:, ~ - TO-. >, ~ 10 -prs,rs'
lUat - ii'iars ''rI - 90 a. 10 80 s'rslthi - 80
q. ttr,ah - 49, Vns1 Wi,st fsrn f.'r
noe7 - -'S ., e. SIM, r.',1r. rlr
Snci market loci ar-iy -idg -,por, rui NJ contiuu~i
nrsf sales No u"i ~.Is 60 "a -tn'T elevator &c %
tor sc. et 40 ior Ngv.nOsr
$50 Corn. @arss' for 'y9' bot; ".slos', ae;
At We oli W,Iei irro. ae
vT,i r.r oeossr 81 So q" iar november s6s5ie
Ds,,a'e ~ . - 70 imn1 ',.at9 9 60, ,,.. T
sales 50 M'.i - silr unsr-',, ~ni.a '3tt s9I.ss
HG,. Uep"b. ~. 50 5c 49, ","sb.r ~ q c TO 10
cen ,ct 81 SO DO January 50 eie.e 800. Po,,to--
Mntc kv iso-e che pes yu'h t., 20. 90 ar 1851
Pean.yrv.in, MIod sweets. jersey
.,sny Beet c.tg t,a'lg 500 4, DAc4e, =
SOU 7nossi gesi iiti'e n'e. m."' ,! "a. .. 90 9
do lan!v sI5ODdlG - IL Sdl2 Sc 10. -
lo0 sites clear riyDe IN -Ni p plOc 90
smoked shoulders 10 iry 49, iaT onr"i % no
ito tkoL U.A7c snonljers. pi"kie curri 80
&c. 10 sia"z~t 7-d-c brli"s IN pcklr .
CIV Rrnno 81 Sa 10 81 - Bntrh-r LOSES.
81 80 a o - Butter Creamery tNira
"a Western EIITs - & sG. H. g ana y
\. Cre4usrs Extra &-GJtc.i P,ckmg butter lo1 70
tie.-e quiet Nss YORK Fnl cream. u l1r ono
Fl.t. -. Far 10 Irp". I"h0ll 90.
hrfn. Penu-vivans hr-ts At 2Jc.
Western a. ~ ~s21o e"n--Io
.. DDi. 30 sugaT-Rshnri weaker "t~nuIa"i
c.c''.'". Feed va, ~c.s-wnicr HI.a sIs 75ssl725
per TOLL. Recrpt--FIo0f 5.IDp bbt. Wheat 1901
bu,h. a,oU Oats 1900 bush Hvo 100
bush. Shipments iyaI - bush "As-' fVoJ Du'A
Cora | 80 Ost. Il 100 buSn
~ LOUIS oct 20 - dun but arm, Unchanged;
PtniiY ,g6 Cholcs wbst Fancy ~ 80 q - -
Patents ~ s. - Whr1t coaei
h~sr 1@%dl2'sc November closing
52.c DsaemDer oosipg 7i's'' NAV closing 10 C
nrn. sO4tOse Oetsber foc. Ndyein-
Der $50 Way eo.nz 81 l.c..---oAL. unchangei tasl
"a -5t- 2t.c November ~ - 200. RYE was
W. so. HAY dul ani Easy PRIME llmohr
SC nrm iiAse... Butter hrp creamery -
a s6o Dairv lG02gc. goo. torHnc4l elsv at 81 vs.
whAsey stSafy At 81 o.. 700. lrovsoHs we're eaSy.
Pqrg .unn,rr cured slJ Larn ~ p prvsalt Meats
Rms 81 II II Snoft clear Al 81 1h pl ~ Bacon
BrI>d shoulders ~ "a Lang Clear ~ j1U7 " C'"af
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*The real words of Henry the Fourth.
Water as a Diruetic.

The most powerful diruetic, accord
ing to Dr. Brunton, is water-its action
in this respect, drank by healthy man,
being very marked, and it appears
impossible to explain its elimination
by mere increase in blood pressure,
whether local or general. it has the
power of increasing tissue change. and
thus multiplying the products of tissue
waste which result from it, but it re-
moves these waste products rs fast as
they are formed-and thus by giving
rise to increased appetite, provides fresh
nutriment for the tissues, and acts as Il
true tonic. In persons who are accus-
toned to take too little water the prod
ucts of tissue waste may be forced faster
than they are removed, and, thus accu-
mulating, may give rise to disease.
Many equity persons are accustomed to
take little or no water, except in the
form of a small cup of tea or coffee daily.
A large tumbler of water drank every
morning. and especially with the addi-
ton of some nitrate or carbonate of
potassium, will prevent n equity par
oxysm. -MedtcdL Journal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-10
SUBMARINE OIL WELLS.
Indications That Petrol UNI May Flow
From Openings Under me Sea.

Inquiries having reached the Hydro
graphic Office regarding the possible ex-
istence of submarine oil springs, Il state
ment has been prepared to the effect
that reports are often received of oil
floating on the surface of the ocean. In
many cases this is believed to be due to
wreckage from vessels laden with Pc
troleum or other oil. Captain Prytlr, Of
the British steamer st. Andrew Bay,
reports passing through Il large body of
what was supposed % be whale oil,
about one hundred yards square and
apparently about one foot deep in midi
ocean, latitude $50 north, longitnda
So . 10 min. west Many reports re-
ceived from the Gulf of Mexico, how
ever, would seem to indicate the posi-
bility of submarine springs of oil ol
some subtance of similar character.
Captain Stroma reports that latitude
28o north, longitude $50 west, he
passed through well of bubbling oil,
area about five miles, and noticed a
strong smell of petroleum. All through
this area found smooth sea, although
it was very rough outside. Thought to
have come from submarine oil sprinr.
Lieutenant L. H. Crosby, U. S. N,
who had command of the United States
coast and geodeciic survey steamer
Gedney in the Gulf, in 1885, reported
under date of March 81. of that year,
that he had made inquiries at Sabine
Pass, Texas, aud that there was said 10
be place about fifteen miles west of
the Pass where there is soft LIQUID
mad on the beach, off which small fish
ing craft ride out gales very comforti.-
bly,. 1t was said there was no bottom
to this mud and that small vessels run
right in for the beach, stick in the mud,
let go an anchor to steady them, and
wien the gale is over work out. The
sea breaks outside while the mud re-
mains smooth. This pond" is on the
beach and would not be valuable for
vessels of any considerable size. ~ Y.
San.